Hi everyone, this is my first post on Lemmy, so please excuse any mistakes.
I’m working on a logo to make my Lemmy account more aesthetically pleasing; it will be my profile picture. As the name suggests, the theme of my logo is a mouse and ink. I’ve almost finished the nose part.
I can say that I struggled quite a bit with this project I created using Canva, as I don’t have pro skills. Since I didn’t want to use pre-made assets, I resorted to overlapping geometric shapes. To be honest, it was very difficult.
The problem is, no matter who I show this to, almost everyone sees a Ram or a Goat. I intended it to be a Mouse.
What exactly does this look like, and what can I do to make it look like a mouse?
Thanks you for reading.
I’m sorry, the image appears pixelated.
Top-level is rendering correctly for me. I think it looks really great!
If it makes you feel better, I had to intentionally look for any goat/ram elements. I think it may have to do with the taper on the ear outlines. You may find that constant thickness or even a reversed taper may reduce the horn energy. I don’t know if it’s practical, but moving the eyes or ears to prevent them intersecting may further help this issue.